 What’s best? Bed system or bed & sleeping bag??
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In reply to Post #48
I dont think the bags on the solar sleep systems are very warm at all,just got rid of the worldwide version because of it.
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Hi
I’ve narrowed my search down to:
- Fox Camolite Compact sleep system
- Nash Indulgence HD40 sleep system
Has anyone had either and can provide a review?
Any other suggested around the £300 mark instead of the above?
Thanks
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Has anyone else found the Solar SP c-tech memory foam sleep system to be cold too? I feel the cold nowadays and it went to about 4-5 degrees I think and I was cold with both layers on. I think my trakker 365 is warmer than the Solar bag.
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Just to prove we are all different I HATED my Nash SS
in theory it sounded wonderful and I could not wait to get one but the reality was quite different
its never in a million years gonna be as good as a separate bag and bed IMHO I have had lots of beds and bags before and since all brilliant
Please remember OPINIONS ARE LIKE BUMHOLES WE ALL HAVE ONE 
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Both sleep systems and seperates are versatile , it's whatever you find best. I far prefer a sleep system ,I find it more comfortable and plenty warm enough. I use the 5 season Nash one, and have a chub bedchair cover for the depths of winter . My SS gives me everything I need for 12 months if the year ,just as a bed and bag seperate setup will if you have the right bag(s).
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Nash Indulgence 5 Season with shroud.
Very cold and wet, sleeping outside - both covers on and waterproof shroud
Very cold - both covers on
Mild - zip off top cover
Hot - zip off both covers, use 3 season cover as a sheet.
Hot and wet and sleeping outside - both covers off and just waterproof shroud
What separate set up is more flexible than that?
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In reply to Post #43
Had both SS and non SS over the years - and seperate bed and bag has so many more advantages and much greater flexibility
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In reply to Post #34
Agreed 100%
Sleep systems cold in winter
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Separate bag for me as ive always found the sleep systems to becto restrictive arround my feet!
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In reply to Post #40
As for me, I'm more about sleep systems. It's always more comfortable and healthier for your back. I've spent a lot of nights under the sky, so I know what I'm saying. Tbh, during such trips, I sometimes miss my lovely bed, which I've been looking for so long and finally found on https://bedselection.co.uk/. I have problems with my back, so it was really tough to find a suitable mattress for me. I've read some guides and have chosen the proper one. So I always try to take care of my back, even if I go overnight fishing. Health is the most valuable thing we have.
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In reply to Post #39
No worries pal thought would offer
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In reply to Post #38
No mate it was the actual adjuster that set the head rest just whacked it on eBay and got another one to much faff in replacing them
And thanks mate very generous of you 👍
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In reply to Post #37
Did you break the leg adjusters?
One of mine broke and nash sent me 2 x full feet with adjusters. Still have them both if i can dig them out of garage happy to send you 1 if you pay the postage. Thats if it will fit mind you. Pm me if you want it
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In reply to Post #36
I broke my indulgence the adjusters broke so bought a Cyprinus one 5 season it's ok not like an indulgence though
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In reply to Post #33
Same here couldn't live without my mf60 wideboy 5 season system. Unfortunately its heavy and bulky as hell but so comfortable and warm. Prefer sleeping on that then my own bed 😂😂😂 Mind you probably weighs more then my bed lol
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